... FRIDAY MORNING. Jose 13. Four days' later news hand from South Africa. to the of attempt had made to advance into Zululand, and another change iu I»rJ Chelmsford's plant menaced, bis ir.tcutu>ii now being to enter the territory by a lower route than that Conference Hill. There further news the ]«rt of Otewayo, and it is stated that the have collected in force at L'nlini. Probably the ...

... Glasgow, Tuesday Evening. _ 'A* -sner.tllv expected, the demand for Mo»»* ia l..mhar I Street ha* .rreetly he Wed with the turn the hvlf-vear. and though few anticipate that •the requirements of the approaching and tomorrow's Conbol settlement My present its immediately subsiding, borrowers were most sdverse mung more than li per cent. (hurt loans. The rates for discount soil quoted li to per ...

... The sixth annual session this iati* u. which is described *'au international society tue suppression of intemperauce, aas y> - terday lu the Good Templar Buildings, Councillor Croft, York, presided. The secretly, Mr Chapman, Birmingham, read a report dealiug generally with the p>aiUou and tl ...

... THE LATE MR EGERTON OF DUBLIN. The adjourned inquest on the remains of the late Mr Egerton was resumed yesterday by Dr N. V. Whyte, city coroner, at the Morgue, Dublin. Kate Malone said she was one of the cleaners at the theatre, and was in the dress circle, quite close to the Vice-Regal box, when the fire broke out, She asked the gas boy, John Finn, to light the dress circle lights to enable ...

... Sit-. 'at2 t. 'kC oao 31-Lu 0. ?? a ?? _ Oil the h ,- .etsA- ?? A- r,OD3theLC ~~ - ?? . K, .- I; 'C 4l. as'fl.. i ' , .r. It>:e, on the 25th ?? 2ith inst., _ ' .LIT t t lrorida, on ;. - 1 ., ?? Lre; a sOn. St oThn'; ThDIcor.aLl - Ma, _by the RIev. I)r -. ;, .eitontae 7L rDan:-', Ii, . ii.,; . e cer:a .Ac .X s:y, ( - iLsi40W, ?? u^rl t :,i; L ils' of Tlrr~ -, i ?? . iK;~ ?? * * - t r tt-ir ...

... 3 ?? 39 North St Mrnge Street, 0n tkco 10'l t.itr, xrs Robert Brodie: a eon. cu A-.kt 3 Grantly Mlaoe Shawlands, on f nc mit., Mirs Dncan Campbell: a son. 'At Clfton, Pollokshieids, on 13th tae ife of Wiilliam C03tiane a a dan h tear. ?? -At 9 Moo;y Garens, on tie }3ta inst.. 3lrw W~i.!imt C ooper: . 3dachter.1 'Str-At s Bak Street. IX;lheadi. on the 14thI - :5,, the wvife of Thomas W. IV. ...

... ita.tt . 1 G-A; I¢Ssrngl -tua-on the 10'th of John Cuobrough, flasher; a the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~o h _kt P>-oulm-l ?? Camib~iv . Or: ?? ,ott. At~ *Ci l:ilrn\arneck IRoad, 0n thie 1ith ;,3- .r-1 thnl f *tlthrie;I a son., 2 Gato31Y Screez, Patiey, Ol the t-i * ;; .1)r ?? I ;e D(3arldexe htleet, Pn~l'ok- ; ne! the 1'tk ma4t., the whil of Joiln dupe; a :L.'ter ?? vale, Deanniitoufl, on the 1lth ?? Mrs G ...

... Di THE FUNERAL OF JOHN BROWN. hl The remains of the late Mr John Brown were w removed. last night from Windsor Castle for cc iaterment at Crathie to-morrow. A service in C accordance with the Presbyterian custom was s held in the apartments of the deceased, at which Her Majesty the Queen and Princess -y Beatrice were present, The service was con- L jducted by the Rev. T. Orr, Congregational i ...

... DEATH OF LOUIS BLANC. A Paris telegram informs us that l1. Louis Blanc died yesterday morning at Cannes. . Jean Joseph Louis Blanc was born at Madrid, .October'28, 1513. His father, who came originally e from Lyons, was a refugee, who had originally f been Ihspector-General of Finance under the Government of Joseph Bonaparte. His mother was of Corsican extraction, her maiden name being Estelle ...

... DEATH OF MR WALTER BUCHELANANK We regret to have to announce the death, at th~e age of 86, of Mr Walter Buchanan, some ti-me of Shandon, eand member of Parliament for this city, which took place at Pias Newton, near Chester, the residence of his son-in-law, Mlr Tames George Smith, on Monday last. Mir Buchanan came of a good Glasgow Burgher stock. In the erd of the seventeenlth century anad ...

... AixthS.l 33URD.-At 74 Nicholson Street, S. S., on the 1st inst., wife of Mr M. Baird; a daughter. BroHANAN.-At 1 Cyprus Place, Yoker, on the 1st inst., Mrs Archibald Buchanan, a son. DouTTs.-At 162 Comely Park Street, Dennistoun, on the 1st inst., the wife of John Coutts; a daughter. IACCoLL-At Durban, Natal, on the 29th De, cember, 1882, the wife of Duncan MacColl (of Wm. Dunn & Co.); a son. ...

... At 2 Norfolk Court, on thes 6th ist., Pt1Bna~rttersbY: a daughter. -9_tt Per~ang, Kilcreggan, on the 5th inst., r Clark; a ron. Greve Villa, Broomhouse, en the 5th - g Mrs I~bn Cullen, a daughter. .,4sto.At Rtoyal Gardens, Stirling, on the' Frs George Ralconer; a daughter. ~-At 44 Shamrock Street, on the 6th inst., ?? Wallace ~Kerr; a daughter. ?? 21 Gor* anhill Street, on the 5th inst., >} ...